Complete Baseball Performance
A total performance enhancement program
for the developing baseball player
Baseball is a metaphor for my life and serves as my tool for
leading young people and helping them maximize their potential on the field of
play and in the game of life. If
you are an athlete interested in improving your baseball performance through
cutting edge physical, mental and nutritional training join me at Complete Baseball Performance. The course
begins September 8 and runs through March 1.
Complete
Baseball Performance Program Highlights
Performance
Preparation - Learn to mentally and physically prepare yourself to play
consistently at a high level.
Sports Nutrition and
Recovery - Understand health and nutrition strategies to optimize your
performance and recovery.
Speed/Agility -
Explore techniques to enhance your acceleration on the bases and range in the
field.
Rotational Power -
Improve your ability to generate power from the ground up to boost throwing
velocity and bat speed.
Functional Movement
Strength - Enhance your athletic strength and your ability to transfer it
to the field.
Core strength -
Boost your core strength -- a solid foundation starts up the middle. You can’t
transmit force without it.
Shoulder and Hip PREhab
- Optimize your range of motion and strength that are essential for
durability and performance. These
joints transfer power and are involved in all baseball movements at high speed.
Flexibility/Mobility/Functional
Assessment - Boost your flexibility and mobility to prevent muscle
imbalances and overuse injury in this one side-dominant sport.
Character and mental
skill development - Develop mental skills and strategies to keep all of the
ups and downs in perspective. Baseball is a game of failure. Learn an approach that allows you to thrive.
Complete
Baseball Performance Specializes In Baseball Players
I played Division 1 College Baseball and have experienced
first hand the impact appropriate strength and conditioning and the competitive
edge that it can provide.
I coached my first baseball athlete in 2004 and have spent
the past 12 plus years in the trenches with baseball players developing
intimate knowledge of their unique needs.
I have dedicated the past 12 years of my career learning
from elite baseball professionals. I have picked their brains to find out what
is truly important for the developing young baseball athlete in our modern
sport culture. My curriculum is based on what I have learned from leaders in:
Major League Baseball
USA Baseball
College Baseball
High School Baseball
Club/Travel Baseball
My direct involvement with professionals extends to learning
from experts in the following domains:
Sports Medicine
Sport Performance Training
Sports Nutrition
Sports Psychology
Three other factors make Complete Baseball Performance unique and relevant.
1. I played college ball and I watch baseball – I am truly a
student of the game.
2. I spend time on the field watching young ball players.
3. I understand the unique physical characteristics and
demands of baseball players.
Complete Baseball Performance Begins
With Love For The Game
This sport is in my blood! I never worry about growing old
because there will always be baseball and that will always provide the “juice”
that I need to live my life with passion and energy. Your team will win and
lose (mostly they will lose) but the game gives you so much more than tangible
rewards. I played the game in college and I know how it feels to play and what
this game can mean to a young man. As an adult, I learned things that would have
helped me immeasurably but no one ever told me when it would have mattered.
This is why I am driven to share my experience with young men. The movie Field of Dreams captures what the games means to me. The entire movie
speaks to my soul, but the scene where Ray has “a catch” with his father captures my “why” perfectly. This
“game” unties people and its bond is as strong as anything we’ve ever
experienced. That’s why I created Complete Baseball Performance!
You can learn
more about Complete Baseball Performance Here
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